Help?

[Green Frost]

Im trying to figure out if this is just an arrow head or a Knife of some sort

 

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[JakePhelps]

Never found indian artifacts before but it could be a scraper?

 

[Sandman]

Harder to tell the size of the thingy, But I have scrapers or cutting stones like this. Knives aren't usually sharpened on both sides but they sometimes held them with a piece of leather.

HH,
Sandman

 

[Green Frost]

its about 4 inches

 

[GabbyGEP]

May be a lance/spear point.

GabbyGEP(Gaylord)

 

[searcher]

looks like a "hand axe". there are some that theorize that these were thrown without a lance...
see if you like some of these;
www2.itexas.net/~teddun/tedspage.htm
http://members.aol.com/artgumbus/lithic.html
www.mindspring.com/~scottr/arrows/arrow.html
searcher

 

[Johnny X]

It kind've looks like an Adena blade... I've found caches of anywhere from 7 to 15 of these at once... very nice point.

HH

Steven

 

[HEADHUNTER]

Looks like a preform for a point...

Headhunter

 

[LONE GUNMAN]

it looks to be some sort of scraper or knife blade, i dont believe it is large enough to be an axe head, and there are no markings on it to put it on any kind of handle or shaft that i can see.
just my opinion...i have been known to be wrong.
lgp

 

[1badtacoma]

I agree with headhunter on this one. I think its a preform(an unfinished point).

 

[PBK]

Scroll down to Code # W-OT7 at:

http://www.westernartifacts.com/other2.htm

 

[paleoheadhunter]

looks like it's fluted in that pic which would make me say arrowhead/spear.Does the other side have a flute?I've seen Tampas too that are very similar.NICE FIND!!HH!NATE

 

[cheese]

I'm going with the adena type blade. Not a preform, but a finished piece and a nice one at that!

 

[tfairbanks]

COULD HAVE BEEN USED AS A SPEAR NICE FIND.

 

[root]

I think the experts would refer to this as a COBB.........

HH,

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